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Chabad's Wish List
Chabad House requires, in addition to monetary donations, numerous,
more specific areas in which merely money will not suffice to meet
our needs. You can choose to contribute, more specifically, a
non-monetary donation. Listed below are some of the areas that
Chabad needs for improvement. If you are capable of performing such
a mitzvah, from the list below, your “tzedek”-ness will be greatly
appreciated.
The Chabad House has several plans to remodel,
rework, and maintain the grounds surrounding the facility. These
include structural changes for the walkway, an upkeep of the bushes
and trees and possibly remodeling of the hill below the building.
The synagogue is in constant need of new chairs and
tables for the sanctuary. In addition, custom bookcases to shelve
our ever-expanding collection of siddurim and other books will also
be greatly appreciated in large quantities.
Chabad House provides countless programs in which
food is involved. These events range from weekly Shabbat dinners to
holiday celebrations. Other educational programs also serve
refreshments.
As the old adage goes, “A safe synagogue ensures
a safer torah” Either actual monitoring equipment or the provision
of a monitoring service will greatly ensure our safety.
Like most community-oriented institutions, Chabad
prints en masse, brochures, flyers, and packets on a weekly basis
for current and upcoming programs. Oftentimes, these brochures would
be greatly enhanced via color printing.
that although Chabad graciously accepts all
donations, items such as shabby, old dining room furniture does not
really help Chabad House. Fixing, restoring and/or maintaining our
equipment, furniture and programs at Chabad often has an additional
service cost. Thus, antiquated donations often hurt more than help
the general cause. (In particular, computer-related donations should
be rather up-to-date, as obsolete equipment can not further our
goals very well).
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